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My wife and I were just talking about this and I commented that it should be updated after this week. As this country burns ...
https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2020/may/31/tributes-paid-to-boys-from-the-blackstuff-actor-michael-angelis-died?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other
He was so very good in Blackstuff. Of course, nobody can die these days suddenly or bar obvious car-crash cause without us thinking of covidity etc. And 68. Seems like nothing. Which also led me, at the bottom of the obituary to the links:
...and thinking about the difference in how much life we all get dished out or don't. An awful lot of mortaity in the air about now...
Yeah, doesn’t seem fair. Both my parents were 68 when they died, no age at all.
He was great in Blackstuff. Apparently the series affected a lot of the actors pretty deeply.
I guess now, more than ever, each extra day is a gift.
Yes it is. Small yet enormous mercies etc. I have always felt that the under/over (for big boys with previously bad habits) could or should be 80. We'll see
Viewer discretion advised.
Buddy turned me on to this lecture series, after I complained about bombing a job interview due to my poor knowledge of system design and distributed caching.
The last minute or so is pure gold:
"The most important thing about databases… for the rest of your life, is the following:
When you look back at the 36 Chambers, you have to understand who the original Nine who were involved in it. You have the RZA, the GZA, Inspector Deck, Ghostface Killah… Method Man, Old Dirty Bastard, and Raykwon"
recently my wife & I have been binge re-watching "Six Feet Under" (HBO). It's the 3rd time we've watched the series through. I always forget how brilliant this show is. It often deals with some very heavy themes/plotlines, but it's so very touching, and often surprisingly very funny. I don't think any other series has made me cry as much as this one. AND, it has one of the best ending episodes to any series ever (It'll make you sob like a baby!)
Easily fits in up there with the all-time great shows like Sopranos, the Wire, Breaking Bad, Mad Men, Fargo (except s3)
PS5 announcement. I like those next gen horror games.
Just watched the first two episodes of Staged. Don’t normally like the new Zoom based telly things, but this worked really well:
https://www.radiotimes.com/news/tv/2020-06-10/staged-cast-characters-david-tennant-michael-sheen/
Can't believe it has been almost seven years since the PS4 came out.
New Documentary series on EPIX about a ton of great bands and musicians All living in this area of California known as Laurel Canyon, during the 60’s.
Subsequently the doc series is called Laurel Canyon. Some of the bands involved CSNY, Buffalo Springfield, the Doors, Joni Mitchell, etc... it’s pretty good so far.
Uncut Gems (forget what you think you know about Adam Sandler) and Joker (Joaquin Phoenix is amazing) both excellent.
3rd season of West World Is crazy!
Thank you. Good nudge. Been a long time. Summer late-evening binge material right there.
Adam Curtis Hypernormalisation
I really love his movie The Century of the Self
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2016/10/30/magazine/adam-curtis-documentaries.html
Preston Sturges was a genius. I think I’ve seen all his movies at least once.
Hell of a life Sturges, and born to the father Edmund C. Biden which should at least cause some scrummaging around etc.
The Lady Eve is possibly the funniest movie I have ever seen. Again and again.
Anybody got any comedy recs? Like absurd, screwball, Naked Gun/Leslie Nielsen type stuff? Haven’t seen a good one in years.
Damn straight. I've read 2 biographies and perhaps not surprisingly, 'Preston Sturges by Preston Sturges' was the better one. His childhood explains a lot, being bounced around European High Society to the whims of Isadora Duncan. His first day of school he wore a toga, because that was the world he lived in. Inspirational figure. Invented kiss-proof lipstick.
I love it too @JeffChasteen (Are Snakes Necessary?) - Barbara Stanwyck's finest hour and a half I reckon.
@oat_phipps - if you can track it down and you're ok with subtitles, you can try 'La Cité de la Peur'
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0109440/
Wag the Dog
Burn after Reading
This is definitely worth a few minutes if anyone’s time
Good Quality Content on that channel (at least for me).
Ah Purim! I used to live in that area of Stoke Newington, owned a flat on a street just to the left of where he's driving about 20 years ago. God I loved that area. My wife on the other hand hated it
I lived there too, near where he gets the nice double wave off the wheelchair guy, just really nice viewing for harsh times
And Purim, always a fun day!
Public service announcement for people in the UK area, Sky Arts is showing this Tuesday at midnight.
"Making Waves: The Art of Cinematic Sound reveals the hidden power of sound in cinema through film clips and insight from visionary directors and their wildly creative sound designers."
https://dogwoof.com/makingwaves
Still trying to finish off my Netflix watchlist, after which I'll cancel my Netflix sub.
F is for Family - A dark comedy recommended to me by the same friend who recommended Bojack Horseman. It's ok - pretty funny and topical at times, but not as good as Bojack. Best thing is the opening theme.
She-Ra and the Princesses of Power - More of a nostalgia trip for me I guess, even though theres's no He-Man or Skeletor.
Voltron - Another nostalgic reboot, but I like this one more than the versions I watched in my childhood, which, like Robotech, was cobbled together from 2-3 different anime and creatively mis-translated to make one show. This reboot was written/storyboarded/etc. from the ground up by one team, which makes for a stronger show imo.
Youtube recommended that channel to me, totally hilarious and sometimes NSFW lyrics...
Dark, season 3 is now available and gosh...it's so good...